Media role in curbing child labour stressed
LAHORE:Experts Monday stressed stronger media engagement, child participation in decision-making, and climate resilience programmes to combat child labour.
Addressing a session organised by Search for Justice and the National Commission on the Rights of the Child (NCRC) its Chairperson Ayesha Raza Farooq highlighted the importance of investigative journalism in shaping policies and ensuring transparency.
The event, held in collaboration with Kindernothilfe eV, was also addressed by Executive Director of Search for Justice, Iftikhar Mubarik, who stressed the need for strict enforcement of child labour laws in the province.
The speakers also highlighted the role of media in strengthening child rights governance by ensuring accountability and public awareness. Journalists proposed a Child Rights Media Fellowship and district-level networks to enhance child-sensitive reporting.
-
Seedance 2.0: How It Redefines The Future Of AI Sector -
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Still Has A Loan To Pay Back: Heres Everything To Know -
US House Passes ‘SAVE America Act’: Key Benefits, Risks & Voter Impact Explained -
'Heartbroken' Busy Philipps Mourns Death Of Her Friend James Van Der Beek -
Gwyneth Paltrow Discusses ‘bizarre’ Ways Of Dealing With Chronic Illness -
US House Passes Resolution To Rescind Trump’s Tariffs On Canada -
Reese Witherspoon Pays Tribute To James Van Der Beek After His Death -
Halsey Explains ‘bittersweet’ Endometriosis Diagnosis -
'Single' Zayn Malik Shares Whether He Wants More Kids -
James Van Der Beek’s Family Faces Crisis After His Death -
Courteney Cox Celebrates Jennifer Aniston’s 57th Birthday With ‘Friends’ Throwback -
Camila Cabello Shares Update On Her Hair Two Years After Going Platinum -
Prince William Steps In To Help Farmer's Awareness Mission -
Queen Elizabeth Tied To Andrew's Sexual Abuse Case Settlement: Report -
Mark Ruffalo Urges Fans To Boycott Top AI Company Boycott -
Prince William Joins Esports Battle In Saudi Arabia